← Back to context Comment by ljlolel 5 hours ago can send safely context if there’s confidential computing ala my site https://trustedrouter.com/ 4 comments ljlolel Reply skinfaxi 4 hours ago How do you prove you are running exclusively on Nitro enclave instances or GCP confidential spaces? Cider9986 3 hours ago Is your local compute airgapped? trollbridge 1 hour ago My local compute is used by me, and I'm accountable to myself whether or not is secure. So to a certain degree, I trust myself and also know what limitations / potential vulnerabilities it might have. well_ackshually 2 hours ago I trust my local compute quite a bit more than a random project that has "trusted" in its name.
skinfaxi 4 hours ago How do you prove you are running exclusively on Nitro enclave instances or GCP confidential spaces? Cider9986 3 hours ago Is your local compute airgapped? trollbridge 1 hour ago My local compute is used by me, and I'm accountable to myself whether or not is secure. So to a certain degree, I trust myself and also know what limitations / potential vulnerabilities it might have. well_ackshually 2 hours ago I trust my local compute quite a bit more than a random project that has "trusted" in its name.
Cider9986 3 hours ago Is your local compute airgapped? trollbridge 1 hour ago My local compute is used by me, and I'm accountable to myself whether or not is secure. So to a certain degree, I trust myself and also know what limitations / potential vulnerabilities it might have. well_ackshually 2 hours ago I trust my local compute quite a bit more than a random project that has "trusted" in its name.
trollbridge 1 hour ago My local compute is used by me, and I'm accountable to myself whether or not is secure. So to a certain degree, I trust myself and also know what limitations / potential vulnerabilities it might have.
well_ackshually 2 hours ago I trust my local compute quite a bit more than a random project that has "trusted" in its name.
How do you prove you are running exclusively on Nitro enclave instances or GCP confidential spaces?
Is your local compute airgapped?
My local compute is used by me, and I'm accountable to myself whether or not is secure. So to a certain degree, I trust myself and also know what limitations / potential vulnerabilities it might have.
I trust my local compute quite a bit more than a random project that has "trusted" in its name.